Sentence examples for when we logged from inspiring English sources

We would've done well to remember this when we logged on to the Daily Mail's website and saw Alan Henning's face staring at us framed in the deep-blue desert sky.

Yet when we logged on to the website of secondary ticket broker Seatwave this week, we found 591 general admission tickets for that date on sale – and the cheapest price on offer was £104.95.

When we logged on, an art deco Bakelite horsehead pin and a pair of c.1840 American portraits had the most bids.

My sister and I impulsively decided to upgrade to first class on a recent trip to Chicago, when we logged on to print out our boarding passes and learned it would cost just $75 extra.

When we log off, they're probably out there partying somewhere.

The artists responsible can display their work to a world audience while the rest of us enjoy a few seconds of thought-provoking inspiration when we log on.

When we log on to Facebook, it asks, "What's on your mind?" It asks that of those planning to plant bombs and those planning breakfast.

They may seem insignificant when we log them, but they can accrue value over time, and can be revisited at a later date.

They let us know that we are being heard, and if we do not have them forced on us, we still have to reckon with them when we log in to the app or on to the network's website.

By Matt Buchanan April 23 , 2013When we log on to Facebook, it asks, "What's on your mind?" It asks that of those planning to plant bombs and those planning breakfast.

We're familiar with the prompts within the status box when we log into Facebook and sit on our news feed.